Tony Rice Unit Dahlonega June 26, 1993
Tony Rice Unit Dahlonega June 26, 1993 Early and Late Dahlonega Bluegrass Festival Blackburn Park Campground Dahlonega, Ga. June 26, 1993 Early and Late Master Soundboard Cassette SBD Mono Feed Split Sony D6 Sony Metal 100 minute tape Thanks to Unknown Taper Thanks to Bill Koucky for Edits and Transfers. Disc 1 47:22 Early Show: 01. Intro 02. Instrumental 03. Little Orphan Annie 04. Soldier's Joy 05. Little Sadie 06. White Dove 07. Band Intros 08. I’ll Sail My Ship Alone 09. Why you've Been Gone So Long 10. Daybreak In Dixie 11. Another Lonesome Morning 12. Instrumental 13. Sixteen Miles 14. Mercantile Wrap 15. Nine Pound Hammer Disc 2 51:27 Late Show: 01. Intro, Blue Railroad Train 02. I Got The Blues 03. The Maiden's Prayer 04. Crazy Creek 05. Summer Wages 06. Blue Ridge Cabin Home 07. Open Road 08. I Wonder Where You Are Tonight 09. Shadows 10. Crowd 11. Encore: Sally Goodin’ Band: Tony Rice Wyatt Rice Ricky Simpkins Ronnie Simpkins Jimmy Gaudreau Produced with CyberLink PowerDirector 13
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